Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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swoPE SCHOLARS Miss Alma Fletcher of Soldan High School, who keeps the official 6 records of Swope scholars, will give us a brief account of Centralites who have won that coveted prize through the generosity of Mr. Gerard Swope. Miss Fletcher: .3 ,-1 4 'L' There are ten Swope scholars from Central: Iohn P. Grogan, 1926, Washington University, 1920. He is highway engineer for the Illinois division of highways: lives in East St. Louis. Milton Cohen, 1926, Qnow called Michael S. Kochl, Washington University, 1930, now with the bureau for homeless men. Omar Midyett, 1926, of Black, Missouri, attended university only two years, now Chief Instructor at the Curtiss Flying School. Iacob Saper, 1926, did not graduate from university. Norman C. Parker, 1927, Washington University Law School, 1934, made Phi Beta Kappa and is now an attorney with Rassieur, Long, and Yawitz. Robert T. Ecoff, 1930, attended university two years: is in Armour's Packing Company of Kansas City, Missouri. David Margulois, 1930, attended university two years. Michael Hadgicostas, 1931, attended university one year. Helen Reller, 1934, is making a fine record in Washington Universityg will receive her A.B. degree in Iune and enter the Medical School next September. Edward Czebrinski, 1936, is a sophomore in Washington University: expresses great appreciation to Mr. Weir, Mr. Friedli, Miss Lowry, and Miss Stuehrk for recommendind him and seems determined to make good. As we are about to close this section of our program, we announce with pride this special item just received by the Post-Dispatch: COLUMBIA U. AWARD TO ST. LOUISAN New York, lune 1.-Howard Russell Williams, of St. Louis, and Herbert Stanley Gross- man, of Brooklyn, N. Y., divide the Beck prize scholarship to be presented to them today at the 184th annual commencement of Columbia University. The Beck scholarship is awarded an- nually by the Columbia University School of Law to a member of the first-year class for the best examination in real estate law. vsrlw-e-:::.-4-r:e:.-:::e-www-re.-:easlslw-Y--:--vvsr:evslvw-Y-:--Y--ee::Arts-Q-vNr+::::.-Y-:: -:Q-l-:sr-.-:- -e:-: rs:::w-e:Y-::::-:: ::.-ee.-:N:e.-eA-Y-:ee:vvsr:e ::::vsr::Ne:ee::-s:v+:slshr:-s4s:slw-:N-:v-:::.-:4v:er+::+.-: Page One Hundred Twcntu-two

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Mr. W. S. Bryan, Central, 1869. Veteran Public School Administrator in St. Louis. Teacher of Latin and Greek in Central High School, March 1873-1895. Principal of Central High School, September, 1895-Iune, 1908 Assistant Superintendent of Instruction, 1908-1928. Library Adviser, September. 1929. Page One Hundred Twcntu-four